bill shoe wrote: ↑24 May 2019, 21:40
No recognition that the drivers are there to entertain and serve the fans, including in dangerous circumstances.
I don't really agree with this statement.
Drivers are there to race for themselves and the teams, not to serve the fans.
Fans are there to enjoy the racing competition, which may or may not be impacted by the halo.
If the halo breaks your enjoyment then, the fan base will drop and indycar management will notice.
This may lead to better in car cameras to allow you to see those fine nuances, etc again
For the most part on TV any shot at a distance you can't see subtle movements, and the in-cars/on-car cameras should hopefully be changed to allow us to still see the drivers movements.
If you think athletes are there to serve the fans that is just wrong on many levels.
Most athletes are actually pretty good folk and like to interact with people that enjoy the same things they do, but they are not "serving" the fans.